bureau of labor statistics so to stix the unemployment rate did decline to 3.5 percent last month this is the lowest since december of 1969 so. again but the non-farm payroll increased 513-6000 now we're seeing this in a few sectors especially in manufacturing for example that sink into its worse in a decade this is highlighting the damage really caused by the u.s. china trade war we're seeing businesses like we were who just pulled their i.p.o. filings and h.p. who also just unveiled plans of some major restructuring that will basically cut off and slash 70029000 jobs so that's a lot of people who will be on unemployment but if you take a look at this specific charge of the employment form you see where we stand today if you look at some numbers back when when the financial crisis occurred in 2008 you can see there was a dramatic drop during that time before the financial crash and then you see where we stand today as far as. the 3.5 percent so of course it's no surprise that president trump can boast where wherever he can so he took to twitter and he it's no surprise that he was tout

bureau of labor statistics so to stix the unemployment rate did decline to 3.5 percent last month this is the lowest since december of 1969 so again but the non-farm payroll increased 513-6000 now we're seeing this in a few sectors especially in manufacturing for example that saying into its worst in a decade this is highly.

bureau of labor statistics so to stix the unemployment rate did decline to 3.5 percent last month this is the lowest since december of 1969 so again but the non-farm payroll increased by 136 1000 0 now we're seeing this in a few sectors especially in manufacturing for example that saying into its worse in a decade this is highlighting the damage really caused by the u.s. china trade war we're seeing businesses like we were who just pulled their i.p.o. filings and h.p. who also just unveiled plans of some major restructuring that will basically cut off and slash 70029000 jobs so that's a lot of people who will be on unemployment but if you take a look at this specific charge of the employment non-farm you see where we stand today if you look at some numbers back when when the financial crisis occurred in 2008 you can see there was a dramatic drop during that time before the financial crash and then you see where we stand today as far as. the 3.5 percent so of course it's no surprise that president trump can boast where wherever he can so he took to twitter and he it's no surprise that h

stix for europe showed that pollution can shave up to 2 years off our lifespan. the black life shortening deposits of visible under the microscope the accumulation of carbon particles in the loans is known as answer cosas among those who and what if you look at this and consider that our own lungs probably look the same it's clear that we need to go out and breathe fresh air from time to time when most people living in big cities all have lungs in which we find to a greater or lesser extent deposits of carbon particles mean it would have been gosh are these a was on board but i have to say that when i started 30 years ago we saw far more pronounced cases of anthrax hoaxes than we do today to play on the whole it's declined but we still see it in anyone who lives in a big city looking obviously in this but you didn't and it was. their pollution generated by the particulate matter drop significantly in germany after $990.00 that includes not trojan oxides which was thrust into the spotlight by german car make a v.w. small recent emissions scandal but since 2009 the

we have united tech, cat terpilr and 3m shares of 3m down 25% in the past stix months. best performing stock on the s&p 500 is kodi. the company exploring sale of its professional beauty service as part of its broader turn around strategy. the stock up 13% finally some of the trade sensitive groups like technology and chips moving hire. back to you. >> thank you we have some breaking news we have details. >> all right what we're watching right now are shares of teva pharmaceuticals up right near the session highs up about 11 plus percent at this stage the reason why because all these drug companies had been higher on the day after news of that settlement for the opioid litigation in ohio teva announced they are in a frame work for a wider ranging settlement including agreements with the attorneys general of north carolina, pennsylvania and texas as well as certain defendants for a possible global settlement frame work. it would include around $23 billion worth of drugs and medication provided to help remedy the opioid addiction crisis as well as a cash payment of up to